"A waving car yard air-dancer named Crystal in a car sales yard is paired with an adapted family meditation."Under the guise of ‘double agent’—defined as having a day job (at a luxury car dealership)—that feeds into her art practice, this project investigates how shared spaces are becoming sites for communal isolation. The works attempt to champion artistic spirit into the work environment, in a bid to overturn the conventional hierarchies of dominant language, and the value attributed to it. A well-being cheerleader of sorts."
"A waving car yard air-dancer named Crystal in a car sales yard is paired with an adapted family meditation.
"Under the guise of ‘double agent’—defined as having a day job (at a luxury car dealership)—that feeds into her art practice, this project investigates how shared spaces are becoming sites for communal isolation. The works attempt to champion artistic spirit into the work environment, in a bid to overturn the conventional hierarchies of dominant language, and the value attributed to it. A well-being cheerleader of sorts."
Elisabeth Pointon and Dr. Gwyn Easterbrook-Smith scrutinise unpaid performative and emotional labour undertaken by femmes in the workplace.
A light aircraft tows a banner across the sky which reads SPECTACULAR, against a soundtrack of banal audio.
Worth Your While: A Conversation with Elisabeth Pointon, Dilohana Lekamge, and Laura Duffy
Curated by Laura Duffy, worth your while is an installation for public art space Masons Screen. Here, Duffy talks to Elisabeth Pointon and Dilohana Lekamge about their work.